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“Will we be able to talk?” I asked, my eyes red and swollen from crying, a balled up tissue squeezed tightly between my sweaty palms

Can subject complement occur after “as”

What is the merit of calling a verb phrase a clause?

Use of "what" vs "that"

Position of prepositions in questions and clauses

What is the conceptual distinction between coordinating conjunctions and subordinating conjunctions?

Subordinate clause types/functions

Are commas and dashes truly interchangeable?

Does this sentence exemplify an adverbial clause?

Clause in sentence

Must a coordinating clause always have a subject?

Pragmatic difference between two structures like that vs like it that [duplicate]

Why is there no comma before "and" before this independent clause?

What's this usage of comma, separating of a list of independent clauses?

Constructions of the form 'He has committed I don't know how many crimes.'

Comma after To at the beginning of a sentence

New posts in clauses

What is an example of "where" in an adverb clause?

Shortening sentence by removing nouns repeating in clauses

Position of verb for object clause

Adjectives after nouns in descriptions of persons or animals [duplicate]

“Will we be able to talk?” I asked, my eyes red and swollen from crying, a balled up tissue squeezed tightly between my sweaty palms

Can subject complement occur after “as”

What is the merit of calling a verb phrase a clause?

Use of "what" vs "that"

Position of prepositions in questions and clauses

What is the conceptual distinction between coordinating conjunctions and subordinating conjunctions?

Subordinate clause types/functions

Are commas and dashes truly interchangeable?

Does this sentence exemplify an adverbial clause?

Clause in sentence

Must a coordinating clause always have a subject?

Pragmatic difference between two structures like that vs like it that [duplicate]

Why is there no comma before "and" before this independent clause?

What's this usage of comma, separating of a list of independent clauses?

Constructions of the form 'He has committed I don't know how many crimes.'

Comma after To at the beginning of a sentence